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PROYIalONa.

BUTTER-Butterine, 1Osl2c; creamery.
Doc; dairy. 20a22ei country butter, 15a22c.
HOG Pk0DUCTS-Firm mess pork, new,
sl7 so; old sl5 SO; sugar cured hams III "a
baco :, ss4@s5Sc; clear side bacon, siSaSsss
bacon shoulders, 61ze; bulk pork clear sides,
7szc; clear rib sides, 97sSc ;sh ers 70
long clear, pc; pork strips, $50. ~
LSRD-T.rces, 6,@c halt barrels. 7e;
CHEESE-Prime fats, aloe; New York
factory, none; iull cream, l5c; Young
A Pias f'f Hi 81 so; half barrels,
.P0tLTRY-ohisksus active; spring. 81 Is
FRESH MEATs--Cold storage beef, fore
quarters, So; hindqusrtsrs of beef, Zoe I;
mutton, So: Memphis meats-R.sf fore
' sSa sS7s. PorR aP s2sss 1924 Mat
ST. LOUIS, MO, June 2.-proyi,,ons
stross aHd higher. Pork. irre,ular new. SIS,
Lard, % is. Dry salt meats-boxed, should
ers,S so; long clear 81, l21S clear rib, 81 S7l6;
short clear, 81 o. Bacon-boxed shoulders,
sec a. e; long long e I,s g Sess clear ribs.
AZ llk@lic. Eggs steady at lie, Butter
steady; creamery, l4@l7c; dairy. i0sl4c.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, June Provisions
still continue quiet. July ribs opened at
" ~ and closed at 81 80. July lard opened
at 70 90 and closed at 81 IS. A shortage Of
about 4. 00O. COO lbs In ribs over the estimate
was the main reason for the strength in that
product. July sold as high as 81 IS. Cash
quotations were as follows: Mess pork, per
brl. $23; lard, per 100 lbs, Sc As; short lib
sides, loose, 81 9O@7 IS; dry ssIted houidors,
boxed. o. COOS 20; short clear sides, boxed,
~ 5O97 IS The leading futures ranged as
It s2S, highest $2S, lowest s2j, closed AZ 81
Lard. per 100 lbs-June opened at s6 AZ,
highest 81 47h, owest So 45' closing at S. Is;
July opened at So 90, highes, t6 60, lowest
y s.. clo,ing at So 55;s.August opened at
3 GA highest IS 70, lowest Sc IS, closing at
. 65; September oPeued at SO TX highest
3 50, lowest So IS; clJsinE AZ So7s Snort
ihs; per 100 lbs-June opened al 81 20, high.
,pened at 81 2TA, n CHEST 81 IS, lowest |
z y715, closing att7 30; August opened at |
q IS, HIGHEST 81 40, lowest 81 IS, closing at |
Z 37h On the Produce hxch. nge today, the |
utter market wa. firmer; creamery, llalIc; |
larry, 1890. Eggs very firm at llhc.
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At S: ssStsaSst t Opss.. ~" :. 'l ss.I...
SIC: csirts4EIour, coo bris; Wheat.
1sC,Ooo bu. corn. 2p2 900 bu; oats, iOe, 900 bu
Flour, q, 200 bIlss wheat, 5000 but corn.
$50. 900 bu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye, 1000 bs;
barley. IL 900 bu. -
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WOOL.

Woodbury. grease wool. unwasbed, 10
@lSc; clear grease wool, % l25c; bury
washed, 5000; tub washed, 1880.
ST.. LOUIS, MO-, June 2.-WooI still
booming and again higher; unwasbsd,
bright medium, 23a2ss4c; coarse braid. 100
zoe; low sandy, 1920 fine light, l9@2lc;
fine heavy. IA zoe; tub washed, choice, 400
41No; fair 3S93 90; low, 32a35o.
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PErROLEuM.

COAL olLr-Prims white. wholesale lots,
lSc per gallon.
CLEVELAND. o., jane 2.-Petrolsum
quiet; .. W., no., 70.
PIrTSBURG. Pa June 2-Petroleum
dull but steady National Transit certificates
OF ned at 6sssc, closed at 621<c, highest
6g1sc, lowest 621Se.
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Chesapeake and Nashville
Railway COmDanV.

NOTICE Is hereby given hat tho annual
~ meeting Of the stockholders of the
Chesapeake and Nashville Railway Compa.
ny OF the states Of Kentucky and Tennessee.
held at the Office of the Kentucky Central
Railroad Company, in the clty Of Coyington,
Ky. at the hour Of IL O'Clock noon, on thu
18th day Of June, 1887, for the purpose Of the
election OF Board Of Directors to serve ioI
OF b per cent. fifty Yeas gold bonds OF said
company, issued or to be issued at a rate NOT
exceed Ing go, tC0 per mile OF Its lines Of rail-
road situated In sal States, and the making
OF q mortgage on It's property end franchises
other business as may properly come before
". M. HnYT, SECRETARY
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high, SlS@l75. The chief demand Is for
mules from 4k TO Is hands high.
sI MaS0HsEs.osiss and .l, .ssdyi drives. :ISs
@l75; extra saddle, tl75925 plugs, et5@s5.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened
firm and closed firm; middling, lie.
Sales, unimpOrtant, including yesterday
evening, - to spinners; receipts, rs bales;
shipments, S79 bales; stoos on hand, 1883
ment9 to dale, Cal 1912 bales.
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AGRIOULTUuAI SEEDS,
MULES ANM 1I,,,.Es

sEEsDsI-eloyer, "a IS per bushel; orchard
Srass, VI 5'9l 4Oi herdsgrass Soc; timothy
s2 252l ~ German millet, $4,000; stock peas
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WHISKY-Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
VI 90 90; retistilled goods from 85c TO 81 20,
according to proof; rye, $685..
ST; LOUIS, iM0., jane 2.-Whisky
steady, 81 05.
CHI 'AG0, ILL, June 2.-Whisky-dis-
tiliers' finished goods, 81 10.
CINCINNATI, June 2.-Whisky steady,
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HIDES AND TALLOW.

HIDEs,-Dry nint, No. /, 15c; No. 2, 12c;
dry sailed, lO9l2o; green sailed, No. ], To;
No. z, 90; green, $500. Sheep skins, 6c9tl.
Beesw4x, zoe. TalloW, 40
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MI MdIUL;Et,s3-ste&dy; "a 10 ~ hands high, SIS
16h hands high, sll0@ls5; l5H to Is hands
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INV kMs ANn MEArHER.

0FPIoE SIGNAL SsRvIcu, U. B. All
MEMPHIS, Juno.2, l pm,
The following observations sre take n
at all stations named at 75o meridian time,
which is one hour later than Memphis time;
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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER
AdminIrIrnIOr's No,ice.

THE undersigned hsv ng hem appointed
and qua q, d administrator OF the es-
tate OF BsUlah WoOdlock licensed, notice Il
hereby given to all persons indebted to said
estate 10 oOme forward and ettle, and 10
those TO whom tn est to Is Indebted 10 6le
the claims with mp dr. probate , within
the time prescribed by law, or the same will
be- forever barred
A. W. JOHNSTON, Administrator.
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OOoiodoo III IoOolptr tuib
, At noon: Liverpool spots we're steady. fair
demand Sales, 10000 bales, Of which
American 6900 bales. Receipts, 5000 bales,
of which American 1000 bales.
Closing quotations we're as follows: 0rdi-
nary, led; good ordinary, SID; low mid
ding, SID: good middling, Cd; midding
uplands. b78d; middling Orleans. SID
The prices ere 0iuen IN pence and 64ths, thus:
63 means 4 6S-64d: and 5 OF medns | Sid
At noon; Liverpool futures were steady;
June, 5 SD: lun.-July, 56@5 SD; july.
August, 5 5795 SD; August. Sept. mber, 5 So
as sod; Septe mber. October, 4695 47d; 0c-
tober- November, 5 1905 3d. November De-
eember; Sd: Decembsr-January, 5 sd;
September, God.
At 2 pm: Liverpool futures were quiet;
June, 5 SD, sellers; June-Julv, SD, cell
ers; July August, 5 sod. sellers; August
September. 5 God, sellers; September. 0rto-
Der, s 48d. sellers; October November 63Sd,
sellers: November December. 5 35d, sellers;
December ar uary, S SD. sellers; Septem-
Der, God, buyers.
At pm; Liverpool futures were firm;
June. 8 SD. sellers; June-July, SOD. SELL
ers; July August, cod, sellers; August
September, 5 Old. sci ers; September 0c'o-
Der, 549d, value; October N Ovemb Der, s 800,
sellers; November December 536d, sellers;
December January, 5 Sid, buyers; Septem-
Der, 5 Gid, buyers.
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.ToBAcco-Common, 25@35c ;other grades.
NUFFS-Garrett's, 1O.85c; Ralph's,
l0hc; Railroad, 91<c.
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FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
1887. Summer Arrangement 1882.

Connecting at Cairo with the Illinois Gen.
trail and 9 v. h @. Railrosds. and at st.
Louis with Rail aud Water Lines for all
points North, West and East.
Leaving MEMPHIS every SUNDAY and
FRIDAY at 4p.m,. and on TUESDa VS. al
pm, from the Elevator Building.
Str. CITY OF CAIRO
June 80, Iith and 18th.
Str. BELLE MEMPHIS
June 9TH. 18th and 2Sth.
Str. CITY OF PROVIDENCE
juno It'll, 10Th and July lat.
Str. ARKANSAS CITY
June 10th, 2lst and July Sd.
Str. CITY OF VICKSBURG-
June 18th, Path and July 9Th.
For general information, apply TO
AID. STORM, Agent.
q. L. HALL, Passenger Agent.
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FINANCE.

, Money hardening and supply amply
sufficient for the demand at to s per
cent. The Clearing House report is as fol-
lows:
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LIVE aHnNR

CORN FED CATTLE-ohoice to:extra. "a
Grass 0ffTLE-chOict, sHss,<c; good
FEES fair to medium, 2k@2szc; SCALA.
H0gSChoics, 5e5,4e;; good. 4sIa5o.
ShnEPCs ,st, 10; medium. Sh@Ss<c
LAMBS.-choics. s5@6; common to good,
per he ad, 81 50@S.
KANSAS CITY, NO., June 2.-Tho Ltvs
Stock Indicator reports; Cattle-keoeipts, 900
mead; fh pmsnts, memo; market strong and
sshase HIGHER fer good thipp bg and dress
90 bee, good T. shoiee, tieA Is; common
2 6l@S rs; COWS, SECS rs. Hogs-keoeipts.
strong and So higher for good to choice !;
mixed. -ligh, aud pigs steady; good to
choice, 81 5Oe4 20; common 10 medium, "a is
a. so; skips and pigs, 81 50@I. Sheep-Re.
csipts. $50. head; ,hipments, 2i6 head;
good to choi.e, 81 6osS6O; common TO me
dium. s2@2 rs.
CHICAGO. ILL June 2.-The Drovers'
Journal reports Csttle receipts, 5000 head;
shipments, 200 head; market strong, bglOc
higher; shipping steers, $50 TO 1900 pounds,
gg4 70; stoekrT ard feeders, s. 60e3l; cows,
bulls and mixed, sl.759S 70; bulk, 81 1903 20;
Texas cattle, 50 1894 10. Hogs Recoipts,
22LO0 head; shipments, 5oc0 hoad; market
steady rough and mixed, 81 6O@4 q5; pack
ing and shipping, q 5a5 10; / ght, Ell $50
Is; skips, $3al 20. Sheep-receipts, so 0
head; shipments, move; market dull, balOc
lower: natives, SO lf@4 so; Western, Is 5Oa
4 40; Texans, 81 1894 p lambs, AG95 IS.
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ROWnEI
NAILs-iOs, iron, s. 15a2 20; steel, q 800

garter kegs, 81 so
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cent. closing at Per cent. offered. Prime
mercantile paper 500 PEI cent. Sterling ex-
chanss dull but stsadya at "a So for 60 days
Bonds-t3Ovsrnnent and State bonds were
dull and steady today.
StQcks-Ths stock market today, in the alb
lence OF Any special support and on the real
iEations OF the operators, who have grown
tired OF carrying their load without any ma
terisl advance, was raided BY the bears At
every weak point. The decl ne was not con-
unlOus, tupoa the removal of the press
ure st diherent intervals slight recovsriss
we're made, This gave fevsrish and unset
retained TO the close. The nsws of the day
was unim portant, but sach as il was il had
tendency to dspress values. The bears also
circulated several rumors Of q disquist-
ing nature, the more important referring to
the supposed future stringency in the money
market and TO the sickness OF Jay Could
the latter b inging forth positive denial.
Pacific Mail became the special feature, and
its pr, &C IVES depressed 8 per cent. at oss
Time, but Fort Worth and Denver, without
any special pressure or activity, recorded
the heaviest decline for the day Lackawan-
ma and st. Paul also displayed considerable
weakness, but the eutire list shared In the
decline, Among the .lpscialties prominent
Evansville, San frauciico preferred. Mar
sha Coal and Colorado csal. There was an
irregular opening, although the changes
from last evenings hsal fEures were gsner-
ally for slight fractions only. The mar
ket was heavy from the opening
on q moderate business. and al
though there was slight rally in the
FIRST hour, Pacific NAL soon became active
and the entire list moved off in unison.
After IL o'clock the decline was renewed
with force, the market becoming decidedly
active, with Pacific Mail Fort Worth and
Denver and Richmond and West Point spo-
cially weak. The market thereafter was
alternately heavy ano firm, aud closed on u |
rally. quiet and steady to firm. Wheeling |
and Lake Erie stands alone m recording an
advance this evening, its gain being DER |
cent. Ihs principal declines comprise Fort |
Worth and Denver, 81; Richmond and |
West Point, IA; Pacific Mail n; st Paul |
aud Duluth, and Manhattan and Reading. l |
per cent. each. Railroad bonds were dull; |
sales today wore sl,23,t00. Tho special |
feature was Mexican Central, the ssles of |
which were $4,000. Atlantic AID Pacific |
incomes contributed Sl23,oO0. The market
vas heavy to weak throughout the day.
Declines, however, IRE generally for insig.
niticant fractions only
The total sales of stocks today were &c.,
iS6 shares, including Delaware, Lackawanna
md Wesier:, 15,l 25; Erie, 1925 I; Fort Worth
md Denver, 10,7l8; Lake Shore, 3l42: Louis
I,lle and Nashville, 1910; Northwestern,
900; New Jersey Central, 500; Northern
Pacific, $40; Pacific Mail, "a 500; Peoria,
Decatur and Evansville, 4i70; Reading, 3d.
100; ct. Paul, 1890; Texas Pacific, 4i31;
J nion Pacific $40; Western Union, 1880.
,losing quotations;
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EXCH ANGE.

:. New York and principal cities North and
East, q discount buying, "a premium sell
ing; New England eight, y discount buy
ingi New Orleans, Il discount buying, par
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BAGGTNo Arm TIES.
WHISKY, WINES. LI0UORs ETG.

BAGGING-6%a79lc.
TIES-Sl 05@l 10.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODs MARKET

NEW YORK, jane 2.-For all classes Of
cotton GOODS tho demand was moderate,
with price. y,ry firm at current figures, and
hohsWk valley sheetingl advanced ~ to IS
per cent. Flannels were in good request al
private sale in cossequepos of tho small
t1antity to. 10 sold at auction tomorrow.
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JeHH IN H.. MOTTO M
"a Madison Street,
DEALER IN
LOCAL STOCKS and BONDS

ALSO,
Scuthern IMMORAL and Improvement
E4TS CKR
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and closed steady; middling. 1o1kc. Sales.
l1oO bales. Quotations were a follows:
NaaAarhar Waanaahau
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stealy and 5 to points higher. Sales, l27,-
100 bales. The closing quotations were as
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The New Orleans future market opened
steady and closed barely steady aud l to 2
points bisher. Sales. 81, 800 bales. Quota
tiOns were AZ followa.
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New York spots opened quiet. and closed
stead middling, II 7.l6c. Sales, $50 bales.
Quotations were as folloWs. -
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and so for thirty minutes previous to
her coming no train, not even light
engine-by which is meant an engine
without carriages attached-or any vehi-
Gle is permitted to proceed upon or across
the main line--the pilot engine alone
excepted.
Not only are these rules expected to
be, and are, strictly conformed to, but
all goods on trains are examined to see
whether anything is projecting which
might strike the royal train. No driver
is permitted to allow his engine to blow
off steam, or to permit any smoke to
escape, or to whistle while in siding
near the Queen, or while she is passing.
The facing aud other points are properly
secured und bolted before thetrain passes;
the gates of level crossings, where are
no gate-keepers, are locked an hour be-
fore the Queen comes; and long line OF
platelsyers, at distant intervass, like a
row OF sentries, guard the permanent
way. Special tslegraphic signals are
employed, the public are excluded from
the stations. and the servants OF the
company must perform all of their du'
ties "sileptly aud without noise. Gas
sells Family Magazine for May.
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Regulations When the Queen
travels.

Let us glance at these regulations for
all concerned. The times of departure
and arrival having been mentioned, and
the metals on which the train will travel
specified, the regulations provide:
(l) For a pilot engine, accompanied
by a locomotive foreman of the various
districts and by guard, with lamps,
flags and fog.signals. This engine pre-
oedes the royal train at uniform apeed,
and always fifteen minutes in advance
of it.
(2) The drivers and tiremen, as we'll
as the engines of the royal train, are
specially selected. Telegraph men ac.
company the train under a superintend.
eut, and werkmen, filters, lamp.men
and greasers travel in the train all the
way, keeping constant watch; and at
stopping places they must niight and
examine the train and grease the axle
boxes.
(3) A lookout man is placed on the
tender OF the engine, and seated with his
face to the train, observes any signal
that may be given by the occupants.
This position is by no means an enviable
one, as may be imagined, particularly at
night. when more than ordinary vigi.
lance Is required.
The above are few of the precautions
which the railway companies adopt to
secure Her Majesty's safety, and her
comfort IL no less carefully studied,
The Queen travels on the down linas
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A sea sick Passenger,

On the ocean, cares little about storm. He
Is positively Indifferent whether he is
washed overheard or not. But, set right by
a wineglassiul or two of Hostetter's Stom-
personal safety. This fine corrective neu
tralizes in brackish water-often compul-
sorily drank on shipboard, to the grievous
detriment Of health-the pernicious impur-
tiles which give rise to disorders OF the
stomach, liver and bowels. TO the mariner
the tourist, the Western pioneer and miner,
the Bitters is invaluable, as means Of pro-
lection against malaria, when its seeds are
latent in air and water. To the effects OF
reliable antidot and to the debilitated and
nervous, 1t affords great and speedily felt
relief and vigor.
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The Original

AbitiIe Ointment is put up in two ounce
dn boxes, and Is an absolute cure for old
sores, ulcers, burns, wounds, salt rheum, fe-
yer sores, ehapped hands and ell skin erup-
tons. VIII positively cure all kinds OF
piles. Ask for the Original Abietine Oint-
oaent, In two ouce boxes. Price, rs cents.
For ale by Preuss & Hance, Druggists, "
and ! N Spring street.
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All Sorts.
Hetty Hoskins, of Hartford, CT,
Was amazingly proud of her pit,
Which pride to express,
She held nm her dress

was amazingly proud oil her pit,
Which pride to express,
She held up her dress,
And thus a fine figure did Ht.-(Life.
Sunday ia New York is becoming
known as Thirst day. y.-[Tid-Bits.
At the fashionable ball dress marks
the man, the want of il tue woman.
The phrase "blnd rs bat" should be
revised SO as to read "blind as a lat
after curvedshall. ll."-[New Haven News.
A poem is now going the rounds en-
titled "How Little We Know of Elch
Other" 1t cannot refer to the residents
of village. 1t must mean he peoplt
who live in fats.-[Puck.
A New York man rushed down 5 oad
way the other day, cutting his throat az
be ran. The demands of business upon
mans time nowadays leave him but
little leisure for any Of the ,cisl ameni-
ties of ife.--[Detroit Free Pre- 2.
"It's no longer fashionable to ca
grapes with the fingers" observed an
eminent fashion journal. Hereafter
grapes will be eaten with the mouth
like turnips or any other plebeian food.
Truly the world moves. Philadelphia
Call.
"Ahl the lines show, Mr.. Blank, re-
marked the fair palinister at the church
social tue other evening, that you are
slave TO the fair sex" Mr.. Blank,
with bitter domestic memories
"Humph, the top of my head began
showing that ten years ago. ."--[Elmira
Gazstte.
isn't this little high for charcoal,
my friend?' asked O Hartford dealer
"Well, you see," was the reply, "tfis
Interstate Commerce law" "Now,
don't talk nonsense. The Interstate law
don't affect carting charcoal, "Don't it?
Who's paying more for Shipping hay for
my oxen, I'd like to nog?'-Hartford
Post.
cole fel, he exclaimed, as he leaned
against post at he market and looked
at the policeman who had come ua,
"d'ye 'spose I'm drunk?' ''Looks thai
way" "Does, eh? Shay, you doau'
know human nature, you doan'. Cant
you tell 'er difference tween man gradu.
ally dyin' of broken heart an felel
full 'er beer? Go to 'er aunt, thou slug
gard!-[ D stroit Free Press.
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Now Has Faith.

had been troubled all winter with cold
and pain In the chest aud got no relief from
remedies recommended by druggists and
physicians. At the same time was adver-
Using Dr. Bosanko's cough and lung syrup.
had little faith. but thought to try ii as a
last resort. now l believe even more than
they tell me OF It's curative qualities
the News, Elizabethtown, KY. Sample bot
tie cents at G. # Heinzeman's
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Unnecessary Misery.

Probably as much misery comes from
habitual constipation as from any derange
difficult to cure, for the reason that no one
likes to take the medicines usually pre-
scribed. Hamburg Figs were prepared to
obviate this difficulty, and they will bt
found pleasant to the taste of women and
children: 20 cents; at all druggists. ]. j
Mack & Co. proprietors. San Francisco.
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By land or at sea, out on the prairio or In
the crowded city, Ayers Cathsrtic Pills are
the best for purgatiye purposes. eyerywhere
alike convenient, eficacious and safe. For
sluggish bowels. torpid liver, Indigestion,
bad breath. fatulency. and sick headache
they are a sure remedy.
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soothes nmd Uenis

The combination OF Abietine Balssm and
Mountain Balm in Santa Able soothee and
heals the membrane OF the lungs, inhamed
and poisoneo by disease. 1t prevents night
coughs, Group, asthma, phthisic, pneum0-
mia. hoarseness. loss OF voice, and allied
complaints. Use % directed; II the effect
deNro4 y not produced, money will. zhc "a.
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Monitor Ranges,

Monitor cook stoves, Monitor gasoline
stoves. The best of all. For sale at
JULIUS L. VIERECK. 209 and oil North
Los Angeles street.
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by that excellent remedy, mother Cary's
Dyspepsia Powders Never have been
known to fail. For sale by G. III. Hance
successor TO Preuss & Hance), and Ellis &
Co Los Angeles.
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Rcautx anaInfIuencc,

wife, mother or daughter should strive e
to be beautiful. for 1t increases her power
for good, yet many impose upon us a rough,
sallow and repulsiye complexion, when a
single application of Clmeline will re-
move all defects. Cameline white or pink
price ftv cents
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-25

REV. II. B. EWELL, OF Pavilion, N. Y,
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-25

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Belle of Nelson Whiskey" advertise in an
other column.
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says that two bottles of Gilmore's Ar )matic
Wine cured his wife of Nervous Debility
and Sleeplessness For sale by G. F. Heinze-
man, agent, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-25

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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-25
Face Powder.

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Co., Wholesale LIQUOR dealers. agents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-25

Camellipe for preserving and beautfying
the complexion. White or pink. Price
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-25
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